Del espacio euclidiano al ciberespacio. Una nueva simbólica?

Barthes asserts that it is not the content but the form which determines our symbolic ability. In public architecture, thereappears a concept of building that seeks to express movement. Architecture used to represent a paradigm in which thepast continued to exist in the present. Today, it communicates a reality which is hard to pin down because of its constant change. Also, buildings which provide housing are going through a crisis, having lost their character of "symbol ofhome and hearth". Cyberspace breaks definitively with traditional space. It has achieved its perspective with an artificialflight in order to represent the exterior and interior on the same plan, thus programming the variation of the spatial coordinates. This brings us to a new symbolism that will certainly alter our minds. Herein, we state that computation will configure our minds as the printing press did in the past. Neurobiology seems to confirm this statement